| Monday, 20th January 2020 |
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| 0800 - 0820 |
Welcome and Opening Remarks
- Edouard Fitch, President of the Government of French Polynesia
- Michel Paoletti, Chair of PECC French Polynesia
- Dominique Sorain, High Commissioner of the Republic in French Polynesia
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| 0820 - 0840 |
The Islands are making a comeback
- Pascal Lamy, Chair of FPTPEC
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| 0840 - 0900 |
Overseas Trajectory 5.0
- Dominique Sorain, High Commissioner of the Republic in French Polynesia
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| 0900 - 0920 |
Coffee Break
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| Theme 1: How to prepare for natural risks in the Pacific Islands and Territories? |
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Session Chair: Pascal Lamy, Chair of FPTPEC
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Introduction: A changing global environment
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| 0920 - 0945 |
The Indo-Pacific Strategy for the development of the Asia-Pacific region
- Marc Reverdin, Secretary-General of Paris Peace Forum
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| 0945 - 1010 |
The Trump Administration's Free and Open Indo-Pacific Policy (FOIP)
- Charles E. Morrison, Adjunct Senior Fellow at the East-West Centre
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| 1010 - 1025 |
Open discussion, Q&As -> Introduction: Presentation of the China's Belt Road Initiative (BRI)
- Vincent Dropsy, Professor of Economics, University of French Polynesia
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Session 1: Climate change and the resilience of Pacific islands and coastal territories: How to ensure a better resilience of Pacific Islands and fight potential risks?
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| 1025 - 1050 |
Impact of climate change in the Pacific and resilience actions - from local to national
- Maina Sage, MP of the French National Assembly (First Constituency)
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| 1050 - 1115 |
The 11th European Regional Development Fund serving the territories climate-resilient economies: presentation of the Pacific territories regional project for sustainable ecosystem management (PROTEGE)
- Aurelie Thomassin, Territorial Coordinator of the PROTEGE project in French Polynesia
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| 1115 - 1140 |
The companies' concerns about climate change in the Pacific Islands
- Christophe Plee, President of CPME French Polynesia, RPPS ('Représentation patronle du Pacifique Sud") and the French Polynesia Regional Group (FPRG)
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| 1140 - 1205 |
Sustaining local resilience in the Pacific Islands: a Circular Economy approach
- Jean Luc Le Bideau, Vice-Chair of FPTPEC
- Bonet Fernandez, HDR Professor at IPAG Business School Paris
(On a joint research)
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| 1205 - 1230 |
Open discussion, Q&As
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| 1230 - 1330 |
Lunch
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Session 2: Housing resilience to natural risks; anticipation and protection against sea level rise
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Session Chair: Michel Paoletti, Chair of PECC French Polynesia
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| 1330 - 1355 |
Resilient Housing in Polynesia
- Jean-Christophe Bouissou, Minister for Housing, Urban and Land Regional Planning, in charge of Inter-insular Transport French Polynesia
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| 1355 - 1420 |
Prevention of Coastal Disasters and Housing in Chile: Lessons to move forward with a Coastal Act
- Juan Esteban Buttazzoni, Representative of CHILPEC and Environmental Lawyer
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| 1420 - 1445 |
APEC Resilience Work and the Chinese Taipei's Participation
- Chen-Sheng Ho, Vice-Chair CTPECC
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| 1445 - 1510 |
Resilience observatories in overseas territories: research perspectives
- Damien Serre, Professor, University of French Polynesia
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| 1510 - 1530 |
Coffee Break
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Session Chair: Vincent Dropsy, Professor of Economics, University of French Polynesia
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| 1530 - 1555 |
Climate risk: how to anticipate and protect?
- Pierre Masson (Colonel), Representative of the High Commission of the Republic in French Polynesia - Civil Security Department
- Pierre Michel (Captain), Representative of the High Commission of the Republic in French Polynesia - Civil Security Department
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| 1555 - 1620 |
Disaster Management: Preparedness and Response
- Brian Lynch, Chair NZPECC
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| 1620 - 1645 |
What assistance to help remote population in the event of a disaster: the experience of French Polynesia
- Gaston Tong Sang, President of the Parliament of the French Polynesia (elected terms: 1989-2020) and Mayor of Bora-Bora
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| 1645 - 1715 |
Open discussion, Q&As
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| 1720 - 1820 |
Welcome reception by the President of the Government of French Polynesia
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Tuesday, 21st January 2020
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Theme 2: How to develop resilient tourism in the Pacific Islands and Territories?
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Session 3: The management of touristic areas in the Pacific Region. Towards resilient tourism activities.
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Session Chair: Brian Lynch, Chair of NZPECC
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| 0900 - 0925 |
The economic development in the Pacific islands, opportunities and challenges
- Vincent Dropsy, Professor of Economics, University of French Polynesia
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| 0925 - 0950 |
Destinations Management Best Practice
- Douglas Pearce, Emeritus Professor, University of Wellington, New Zealand
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| 0950 - 1015 |
How to fight the negative impact of tourism in high density tourist zones?
- Pascal Lamy, Chair of FPTPEC
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| 1015 - 1035 |
Coffee break
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| 1035 - 1100 |
To identify and sustain local resilience in the French Pacific Islands
- Stephane Renard, Consultant to the Ministry of Tourism and Labour of French Polynesia
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| 1100 - 1125 |
For a sustainable tourism to make islands more resilient
- Yann Rival, Associate Professor, University of French Polynesia and Co-Director of the CETOP (Centre for Tourism Studies in Ocenia-Pacific)
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| 1125 - 1200 |
Open discussion, Q&As
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| 1200 - 1400 |
Lunch break
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Session 4: Economic Intelligence and development of tourism
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Session Chair: Jean Luc Le Bideau, Vice-Chair of FPTPEC
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| 1400 - 1425 |
Economic Intelligence for the benefit of Polynesian destination: Optimal Strategies for Products and Customers
- Sylvain Petit, Associate Professor, University of French Polynesia
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| 1425 - 1450 |
An analysis of Internet comments on the Polynesian Tourism Industry
- Pierre Ghewy, Co-Director of the CETOP (Centre for Tourism Studies in Ocenia-Pacific)
- Sebastien Chabrier, Associate Professor, University of French Polynesia
(On a joint research with Christophe Benavent, Professor, University Paris Nanterre)
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| 1450 - 1510 |
Coffee break
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| 1510 - 1535 |
To adapt the tourism industry to environmental issues through environmental certifications
- Romain Vivier, Local EarthCheck Representative and Accredited Auditors
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| 1535 - 1600 |
Prevention and Management of the Risks in the French Overseas Territories
- Frederic Mortier, Interdepartmental Delegate for Major Risks Overseas
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| 1600 - 1625 |
Chile's management of tourism activities in sensitive or protected areas: the process of creation of a Marine Sanctuary in the Mediterranean Central Coast
- Juan Esteban Buttazzoni, Representative of CHILPEC and Environmental Lawyer
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| 1655 - 1730 |
Conclusion of the seminar:
- Reports and proposals by Session Chairs
- Conclusion and ways forward by Jean Luc Le Bideau, Vice-Chair of FPTPEC
- Farewell by Michel Paoletti, Chair of PECC French Polynesia
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| 1800 - 1930 |
Cocktail reception |
